Roger Ngong is a global internal audit and governance leader, author, and speaker whose work sits at the intersection of human behavior, organizational power, and control systems.

With more than two decades of experience across complex international organizations, Roger has advised CEOs, CFOs, boards, and audit committees through periods of growth, crisis, transformation, and recovery. His career spans internal audit leadership, risk and compliance strategy, financial controls reconstruction, and governance advisory in environments where stakes are high and failure carries real human consequences.

Roger is best known for advancing a simple but often overlooked truth: organizations do not fail because of policies or processes — they fail because of people. Incentives, blind spots, fear, ambition, and silence shape outcomes long before risks appear on a dashboard. His work challenges leaders to look beyond formal controls and examine the behavioral forces that truly drive decision-making.

The Audit of Human Nature is the culmination of that perspective. Drawing on classical literature, moral philosophy, and real-world governance failures, the framework reframes internal audit as a discipline not just of assurance, but of insight — one that helps organizations see themselves more clearly.

Roger holds the CIA, CISA, and CFE certifications, as well as an MBA, and is a frequent contributor to conversations on governance, risk, culture, and leadership. He works with organizations and boards seeking not just compliance, but clarity, credibility, and resilience.